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Another psychedelic masterpiece from the band that gave us 1997's cult dreampop gem 'Eyes Rind As If Beggars'. Listen to new track ‘Eye Know Who You Are’ out now
'The Dance' was recorded at Figure 8 studios in Brooklyn, New York, it features Skyler Skjelset (Fleet Foxes, Beach House), Luke Temple (backing vox, additional arrangements), Brian Betancourt (Hospitality, Sam Evian), David Christian (drums) and Ethan Sass (guitar, synth).
'Island Family' is Pictish Trail’s contrarian view of arcadia; a search for the euphoric in the bucolic, bound up in sometimes conflicting ideas and feelings around nature and environment, sincerity and artifice, escapism and belonging. It’s an album about how no man can remain an island, however hard he might try.
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Another psychedelic masterpiece from the band that gave us 1997's cult dreampop gem 'Eyes Rind As If Beggars'. Listen to new track ‘Eye Know Who You Are’ out now
The brand-new album from The Dream Syndicate blends vintage Krautrock, Eno-like ambience, Neu-inspired rhythmic groove and a Californian sun baked sheen into their classic psychedelic, melodic, hue.
Featuring essential & unreleased extras: b-sides, demos, covers & KCRW 1992 session track with unseen photos and new liner notes
Reflecting on relationships that have become a distant memory, ‘Hopes High’ is a fuzzed out arresting slice of 90s shoegaze pop that evokes Slowdive
Directed by Sam Wisternoff (SJ Esau), ‘It Came Back’ is a glitchy, imploding pop video that dives into the hilarious and infuriating world of video communication. It also features a special guest appearance from esteemed UK comedian James Acaster.
The sessions feature the masterful guitar interplay of two central pivots of the post-post-punk and alternative noisenik underground, Chris Brokaw and Thalia Zedek, and the visceral bass and drums of Sean O'Brien and Arthur Johnson, documenting an essential era for the band